So what have we learnt this week?

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Old bones Ian
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So what have we learnt this week?

Post by Old bones Ian »

Kevin Mitchell is class when focused

Niky Cook has a bad back

Frankie Gavin is still a question mark

Tony Bellew can be boring

and Ewoks were not a good idea.
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Old bones Ian wrote:Kevin Mitchell is class when focused

Niky Cook has a bad back

Frankie Gavin is still a question mark

Tony Bellew can be boring

and Ewoks were not a good idea.
and selkirk looks handy , heard about him a lot but first time ive seen him
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gary newbon should be given a taser gun to stop nelson and mcguigan butting in when someone else is speaking...it would be more entertaining than that bellew fight
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Old bones Ian wrote:Kevin Mitchell is class when focused

Niky Cook has a bad back

Frankie Gavin is still a question mark

Tony Bellew can be boring

and Ewoks were not a good idea.
Gary Mayor should be pro

Youtube streaming of fights is success

Purdy is Watson's Kryptonite

Burns still needs a test

and Murray is can take a backward step
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Ricky Burns has shocking taste in music

Frankie Gavin likes beans on toast

Jane Couch likes older men
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August is going to be a long month without any boxing :cry:
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J-C wrote:Ricky Burns has shocking taste in music

Frankie Gavin likes beans on toast

Jane Couch likes older men
:lol: That entrance music was truly diabolical.
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I still like Ewoks.

And Frankie Gavin's diet is worse than mine. :neutral:
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That not all footballers fall over when they get into a physical confrontation. Nice one Curtis.

That Golf is the most dreary and unwatchable sport in the history of sports.
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That even though you have silly teddy bears in a film, if the ending is memorable it can still be classed as a great film. :TU:
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Ricky Burns can produce more drama in 6 seconds than Tony Bellew can in 36 minutes. :TU:
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Finch wrote:Ricky Burns can produce more drama in 6 seconds than Tony Bellew can in 36 minutes. :TU:
Ha ha :DD
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The Dark Destroyer wrote:
yid14 wrote:That Golf is the most dreary and unwatchable sport in the history of sports.
x2. Shocking sport.
It's better than tennis.
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Horse wrote:
The Dark Destroyer wrote:
yid14 wrote:That Golf is the most dreary and unwatchable sport in the history of sports.
x2. Shocking sport.
It's better than tennis.
I don't know about better it's probably on a par :lol: :lol:
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Old bones Ian wrote:Kevin Mitchell is class when focused
That guys like Mitchell (and many more) are quality British fighters and when matched with quality British opposition produce great fights.

There have been far far too many pointless mismatches at "European Level" recently, we need more quality well matched British fights like this.
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yid14 wrote:
Horse wrote:
The Dark Destroyer wrote:x2. Shocking sport.
It's better than tennis.
I don't know about better it's probably on a par :lol: :lol:

That actually made me laugh. :TU:
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Golf is dreadful to watch. I don't like tennis either, but it's better than golf.
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Tony Bellew can't win whatever he does

"World" title fights are still a farce

Don't make drug related jokes to customs about your hispanic wife after returning from a honeymoon in Mexico.
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The Dark Destroyer wrote:
yid14 wrote: That Golf is the most dreary and unwatchable sport in the history of sports.
x2. Shocking sport.
Its not bad if you'd got a bet on Clarke at 40/1 at the end of the first day (3 shots off the pace) :OhYes:

How i cheered when Mickleson smashed it into the grandstand :lol:
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Post by Asterix »

crusader wrote:Golf is dreadful to watch. I don't like tennis either, but it's better than golf.
Agreed. Much more action in tennis.
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Post by hurlock »

when selkirks(aKa mr bean) hand's are healthy mofo's are going one way :!:


he was one of my dead cert's to make a top pro but he's career has been on the back burner. hopefully he gets some momentum going & we can watch a victory trail to some honours & he brings the drama wait & see:!:
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Matt W wrote:
J-C wrote:Ricky Burns has shocking taste in music

Frankie Gavin likes beans on toast

Jane Couch likes older men
:lol: That entrance music was truly diabolical.
It was horrific! Takes me back tae the ice Skating discos of the mid-90's i used to attend.
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ShadrachSimmo wrote:
Matt W wrote:
J-C wrote:Ricky Burns has shocking taste in music

Frankie Gavin likes beans on toast

Jane Couch likes older men
:lol: That entrance music was truly diabolical.
It was horrific! Takes me back tae the ice Skating discos of the mid-90's i used to attend.
hes had decent music before, but that was a letdwon, unlike mitchell's music.

ive learned that gavin isnt improving under farnell and gary newbon is awful at doing boxing, just doesnt do it for me.
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yid14 wrote:That not all footballers fall over when they get into a physical confrontation. Nice one Curtis.:
:lol:
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That if you had dubbed ricky burns the new Mike McCallum body snatcher there would be less 'outrage' in some quarters than call it what it was - a FARCE.

That not all the best coaches reside in the US - Jimmy Tibbs is a class act (why does he not train more top level pros these days?)
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